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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
BROOKLYN.

Public Commissioner Carroll yesterday appointed two
patrneD thirteen do,ectives ana two
The captains are iaDie r. Lowoiy,
the First Precinct aud Detective James knLls
Thirteenth Precinct rncy stood the highest In the
eIaminato 1heh precincts have not been assigned and
inents are made.
The evening schools re0pcned last night for term OF vo
weeks.
peculiarly obstinate prisoner found yesterday by the
police person Of Mrs. Mary Edwards, OF No S26
Dekabsve Her daughter 10 whom sho reused 10 deliver
clothing variant ior her arrest When roo
policemen went 10 Mrn Edwards was found lying
bed and she positively " dress and ~ 20
When her oaed she refused 70
prisoners and would talk 10 no one she
was carried homo and her sanity will he examined
Controller Livingston has made eIControer Brinkerhor
Deputy CONTROLLED
H. Exeston Fiatbush. appointed foreman Of the
January Grand Jury yesterday W County Judge Moore
Aldermen yesterday reelected President The
ophllus OIepa
Registrar Cole yesterday made Chief Clerk f. d.
Mora ones, Deputy hegstrar and Arthur }. Con
wsy clerk tho Navy Yard casher IL b. ptevea
recently dsinisse performed The duties OF both
offices.
CITY Judge W. j. Osborne who succeeds udge Reynolds
upon the bench Yesterday HIS associates ~
Element chief Judge OF tho City court As hc
sncccs Judge heyno,ds
Judges Clement Van Wyck and Osborne OF the City Court
ali OF Democrats decided " dismiss The Two
appoint Democrats W tc places
removed. has held
once Tor nexr.y score Vi years
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INCOMING STE1MERS
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEw.YoHK.... JAN J. 1887
ARRIVED
Steamer Normande dr. de Kersabicc Hayre Dec rs with
Arrive ed at the Bar at II. 80 M.
Steamer T. Connck tBog), Schmidt, Antwerp Dec
Boston days. with mdse 10 funch Edye Co. Arrival al
the Bar atA pm.
Steamer Morgan City. Gardiner. Galveston days with
mdse 10 john 7 Van Jickle ~
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher, Savannah days with md.s
AMI passengers Ia Henry fonBc. IT.
Steamer Commonwealth Van.Kirk Philadelphia with md.s
TO Roberts a King.
Steamer GIaucus Berry, Boston, To ~ + p,,nocs
Thefse DER. HasIageD, Hamburg OIL days viii
nIusc 10 order; vessel TO Theo Ruger & Co "'''
Fairy Belle tbr. HATFIELD BIouen Mar 10 unc,u.
TO- indss W order voss0i 10 funoh Edye Ca
Francesca Gousso lltal Vandress Casari ,ays
with salt order; vessel 10 SlOc0vich q Co. 49,
sugar Howiand d Aspnwall. vessel To Winchester
& Ca
l. w & T. Armstrong
sUNsE1-winda Al Sandy Hook moderate NV; clear Al
City island. hight, WNW clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer Antonio (Br Wallace Yokooma oct 10 Kobe 81
Shanghai 70 Foochow Nov singapore H. DrG Port
., Malta H. with mdse Macy Arrived M
the Bar A. l0pm.
steamer tDtch), steirendregt Rotterdam Dec Is
with mdse and passengers to Funci. Edye 4 Co.
steamer Fast Angina t1rl bowel. Eiuur Nov % Palermo
Dec o. .ibzItar IA, with uise Simpson, spence Young
Steamer Colon Lima AspinwaI 5osyz win ami bs
passengers Pacific Mail Sh Co. Arrived al the Bar
pm. -
Norfolk. with dse AMI passengers to OLD Ronior ss Co.
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CHURCHES.
soUrRE CALLS ON MR.. nA RTlyE

Rollin NJ. Squire. Reconnaissance OF Public Works,
who Ia under Indictment charge OF misconduct In
Offering manage his Office to suit Maurice B. Flynn.
the Attorneys Office for long time yesterday
He walked n6rvously and down the room
much OF the time he conversed with Mr MARITIME. He
appeared be In excellent health but not In eIuberant
spirits He takci with Mr.. MARITIME about the bailbond
IN his Martin H. Brown the public printer IL now
squIres bond OF $4,000 lie would willingly he re-
eved and squire discussed the situation without offer
ing any bondsman lie apparently wished 10 have
the District Attorney offer 10 reduce the amount OF bail
He sd that he would leave the jurisdiction ~ tho
court in which his NAL 10 take place He was will
ing 10 he tried when necessary and wished To be able
always Ia assert his innocence.
Reports that sQres will be tried have been
frequent about the District Attorneys Office but Mr. Mar
tine would that they true He Will try the
next important public before Judge Barrett In tho
Court OF oyer and Teminer In tie latter part OF January
or the first part OF February
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY A. 1887

steel and amOty Is barrel. 70 ORDER vessel aass..
da g:tT Win .s order ssp TO
r ss d: % sss s - .n IN f n o.
BARK spar. IT. slaI,ou Perna%,co Nov ~ VII '''
Brig Daylight Foster. Barbados 10 days with sugar 10
wv p Armstrong.
CLEARED
Steamer Arizona r Brooks. Liverpool VIA Queenstown
coban !Rr Fraser Gear. Rio ssnsiro etc via
steamer S SaysS%otis Resy Newport news aud West
rs Steamer coroa a,n sGS svD stanror- Brnnt
BARK Agostino Romho Utah. Vincenrs bataV'a' 's'S
Bars SAGA iNGfl fsrap Bremen Tanch EdyS c. S,o,
Rsrt Ecu.dSr Br n Sa Cess Er.Poys q, Hncsen'
schr franklin Woodruff COrrigan. MayagueE and Ponce,
PRO Brett. Son & Co.
SAILED
Ships Lansdowne for London LYDIA Bristol: Smith.
Barssvy for Bombay. Csrdcnas Monrovia Mary Chris.
BriSs Robert Move Barbadoe'; Rozelia Smith. -.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON sArrived steamer Canada tBr) Foote from
Jan steamer Galley Of LOrne Br Pomroy from
Jan l~saod Teuona tBr) Taylor for New York
LvEKrooi. Jan 3-Sailed steamer Lake Winnipeg tBr).
oTsESsrowx Jan s-Aryed steamer CITY Of Berlin tBr
from NewYork Dec "a on her way to Liverpool tand
stIIEDs Jan l-saed Ralto (Br). Rppeth. for
NEWPORT Jan 3saed. steamer Madrid Rr, Carson. for
GvoSMourn. Jan 2-Arryed. steamer Warwick tBr)
James. from New.York Dec 20 ,,,
Braes from Ncw.York Dec o.
jan ARRIVED Lennon tBrl. Theae, from New
%sRSE Jan 2-saed steamer state o, Pennsylvania tBr
DOVER Jan 3-Pas.ed. steamer Aman Ger. Bahr from
New.York Dec 10 on her war To Hambnrg ,n.r,. Mar,
Leithauser. from New.fork Dec IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
THE NEW GAS C0MPANTS BIG PURCHASE.

PREPARING FOR A PRODUCTION EXCEEDING THAT
OF THE CONSOLIDATED COMPANY.
The first official act of the new Register yesterday
nvol, cd the record Of so large quantity of land
- to signalize in striking manner his first day in
office. The Standard Gaslieht Company registered the
title. received from individual owners, to l67 pieces
Of land as follows A lease tgom the NewYork Steam
Tor that period based upon its present
post Of six lots at the foot of Eighteenth
and Nineteenth SITS and East River: the title to the
lots at the foot Of East Thirty second and Thirty
h ri sts the lease Of six Tote at the foot Of East
Forty ninth and Fifty first Sta twenty lots In fec at
che foot OF Seventy sixth and Seventy seventh sts.
fourteen lots at the foot of East One hundred and
third and hundred and fourth sts thirty ave lots
Ut the foot of East One hundred and fifteenth and
One hundred and sixteenth sts where the erection Of
the Harlem branch of the gas works is now proceed
Ing; the fee OF ten lots on southern Boulevard and
Aiexanderave tn rty lots between Sixty eighth and
Sixty ninth sts and Eleventh ave and North River;
eight lots between One-hunlred and twenty third and
Ono hun red and twenty fourth St.. and Tenth and
Eleventh AYES the lease of five lots between Br0omc
and Spring SITS and sullivan and Thompson sts.; the
lease OF six lots between Cortlandt and Dey ste
North RIVER; seventeen lots between One-hundred
and thirty first and one hundred and thirty second sta
and Ele\ enth ave- in fee and four lots Front-st
near Broad on lease for ninety ninc years.
1t is calculated that the standard Company has now
acquired enough land from which to start out thirty
millions of feet Of gas day under 10 own methods
Of distribution The average output Of the Consoll
dated Company Is about twelve millions OF feet and
the maximum forty millions OF feet per day The
Consolidated Company is taxed on about s1,OOOO0O
Of real estate and $5,OOO,O0O Invested in mains.
the estimates o! the company are borne out by
the results Of their the pro- oron OF capital TO
sss out ut placed at 81 100000 for plant of
million cubic feet capacity per day Will have to be
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NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

The Rev. Van Cleef pastor OF the Second Reformed
Church appeared his pulpit SuLusy for the first time In
eight Ho has Ueen a. and for some time Lay at tie
oil death.
JuIus Hostere reporter for the hrbettey Zstunp the
xrraigned III the curt besous
ye.txr.y w plead ctnvnt rrsstnE
lie pieadcd guilty hos-iio spent Unity Jays In the
County last Tor melting the striking six
vi violence.
Dste, tive Pearson Policemen Tinay and McBride.
arm ii boardeu the DItsn bark FAIRY Jesoi-
day xud arrested John Mclean assault
On Lawrence and G1rth nlisins
The not permit tbem TO De- ARRESTED
SUNDAY night aiming lucy English lurIs-
uoon prlsouerB committed for tilkL The cap
w probably invoke The Interference OF tho
British C0hsuL
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VISIT OF THE CANADIAN sNOwsHoE CLUB.

VISIT OF THE CANAL DIAN SNOWSHOE CLUB
At the Invitation of the Orani snowshoe Club large
ALLEGATIONS from about forty Canadian clubs will visit
is city OH Thursday Nearly every city In Canada will
IA represented The clubs will arrive early on Thursday
uorning and VIII march from the Grand Central station
Snich viii be their while In the city Alter
6rsskfast they Will march down town TO the brook!yn
1dro aud after recrossiny will be reviewed ny the
EeyVr ~ the City HALL 1heywiil visit the stock tx
XSu.e and return up Broadway to their hocl In
ne Afternoon they will ~ Central Park, and II
hero should sufficient will perform cvoiutions
n their sboos The Canadian Club aud the Ortan SNOW
sSoe CtuD will give the visitors reception and enter
Seainnens ut sisnway Hall. and aiterwsrd supper at
he hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
HoMARD s. LAFrRAr,s DRUNKEN BUrLER

Howard s. Jaray. the dry goods merchant, who lives
at No 20 West Fftysccondst. has had Charles landon
In his employ butler for several months. ON sunday
Iandon appeared In tho dnlngroon drunk, while Mr..
Jafray was entertaining number of guests at dinner
Mr. Jafray order Ell the butler Ia leave the sndon
not only refused CO. but called Mr. Jafray ali manner Of
vile names. Policeman Hinton. Of tbs lust FJ iirst
street Station called In and arrested the butler
Justice smith lined tho prisoner RIO In the Yorkville
Police yesterday and Landon paid his line with
$40 gold piece, given him ON Newlear's Day By Mr.
Jafir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
LONG ISLAND.

PORT Observation-Disclosures Darling. . sailor on the
scooner Lucy fell the rigging yesterday and his
neck.
R.pyosA shooting match has been arranged for
Thursday GROUNDS Of the wsstninsie Kennel Club.
ns,ws.n t;oorxs orrest Grant ana Walker n. Smith
Sb, usIch Wall 81 OV0 side and eacn viii shoot
al 100 blrsA
.nuo,ntmeutst AGessor6 james D.vren. William McWiil
iams and il,am Gartor COMMISSIONS oil Pubic worHs
Partck harrington wasr and flre commissioners John
IIck WoOd aud 0ccrge Casey Police Iommissionets Pei
ricf Dali Hspy J0hns0n Aud Patrick Coleman Board Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
NEW-.JERSEY,

Catherine Keenan, who convicted n numbering her
husband q head with bowl waa aon-
the County Court Yesterday 70 ImprIn
me nine Judge Nagea IN passlns
sentence sad that he would make the penalty Eight as CON
pared with the nature or the CRIME because tc woman vas
old and because OF TIE recommendation OF
jury mercy Mrs keenan, aseveraed her innocence
RuTHERFoRD.An italian was killed by jumping of are1-
press train yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
rIyyyl yAPoSsoMMEs PrrlFUL STORY

Elvna Napossomme left France three months ago After
landed New-York she found situation servant
with Emile iaCrOI az NO III Bleeckerst sho told Justice
White Tomb. Police Court eriay that from Tho
To r place Emile hal attempted Ia 6eisy
her anil used violence ARD her
as-ssnt ani chAse~ hn out OF te lnne
r,uIn "a wunap. who bcfcndoh Tue Young woman.
SEM pieon. letter to the Commissioners of Emigration
drol.n house and fouui the
Nhtc grantei warrant lot tle artc-
IaCTuI lie stated tnat HIS Ideas wholly Innocent
girl through the Interpreter that sh. had not
friend IN Counsel fol the Defendant va, AloNed
although ~ nfrt the Jurtco hold uo
ma IN Tor rial a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

services were held al D. H. congregations Of different 90
nominations meeting in different parts OF the CITY Ia nv
PAuls MetAodst Episcopal Church the setvG s cnrc the
meeting conducted BY !s REV. D 9ossn were
by the Rev Dr. Henry Baker service was S''o HS "
the Rutgers Presbyterian Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Nineteenth Century Club No. East Twenty thirdst"
7. m. GO, - ,u.,,r, - nm
Paine will case before the Surrogate, IL am.
Health and Police Boards meetinga
Railroad Branch Young Mems Christian Association ami
yersarv realm of Grand Central Depot p M . ~.
Funeral Of General A g. Lawrence. 81 $50
D. m.
ninth st. D. m.
Rhetorical Society. Eleventhst and Secondave 3 p m
Pilot commissioners meeting. -.
Union 'or Christian Work annual meeting Church OF the
Saviour Brooklyn, Sp M. .
Annuarme citing OF the Mercantile Exchange, IL o. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

THLNIUENI fIITF fHE NUI INTU
Henry Russell. T. A. Buck. Burnet Landreth John
Gilmer speei the executive committee Of the
ibiton be held III London this year havo forwarded
President Cleveland denying the that
continued his Of honorary
although Mr. Cleveland request
last Au, u-t TO have II Withdrawn Tho IN itee combat
the statement that the exhibition
by asserting that II Will be- devo-i
display OF The srs, Inventions lures
and OF the Unlei and that the part
the capital stock OF the hss been subscribed Wy
citizens OF tho United States"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
NEWARK.

Tor many years farmers and huckstrs have been permit
ted 70 occupy their places Broadst
Military ARK the CITY eKactnx leo for the
privilege. Two ago Judgo Mc,sror decided that the
peiu the OF Tho streets
purposes Recently Property owner applied
proven. the cay ro. oceupyEg any part vi the
rtreet property market The Chancellor
lsy grained all injunction synx that the use Of the
constituted pubic nuisancc
NV aoce ptinH coAso sto trom The farmers aud buck
sters The city responsibe or the NUISANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
HOME Ne us.
pvow,NryT ARRTyALS

General John Hammond q Crown Punt ~ an" n%ynv
ma Hotei-H. j. KimbaL OF Atlanta: Wnsm ~ n's2y WA.
Bridgeport Conn., and W. Paramore OF 81 LOUIE i,..
sor Ho.-Marvn Hu sht OF Chicago. Epren nous.-
The Rev Dr. o'ot OF Concord. NJ H.....HoDndn Hou'e-
George Bleisten, Of The Buffalo Courier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
6ROBLEWSKI SEES DEVILS

The commission appointed to examine the mental
condition Of Joseph Groblewsli the wife murderer con
Aned in Raymond Street JAIL Brooklyn reported yes
to-day that he was insane. He was tried for poison
ing his second wife, and upon crcumstantal evidence
was found guilty Of murier In the first degree. and
condemned to be hanged. An appeal TO the General
FERN resulted In a reversal Of judgment, and new
trial was ordered. Az the District Attorney had no
new evidence. and q servant named Winifred Hancy
Who had been the chief witness, bad disappeared i:
was decided to dismiss the case.
Groblewski had shown signs OF mental alteration for
some tine, and he was examined BY DIS. A. W. She
pari of brooklyn. and A. NJ. Burns. Of Bellevue Hos
pitaI Dr. Shepard reported that the prisoner boats
k chin and scratches the walls Of his cell with his
TN cup and sprinlle- water the floor. all for the
purpose, as he declares. Of driving away tho devils
when the doctor told him he saw no devils Groblew-
sbj sabi "You have none Of the blood of God In you
and can sec them have 1t transinsed in me, and
! can see them come up through the floor" He also
wears CO orcd cloths his head and black gloves TO
heep the devils off, To Dr Burns the prisoner mad.
sfmilar statements He said that hell was under hs
coli, and he sprinked tho aoOr to keep 1t cool liz
vim DO committed to the state Asylum for tho Insane
10 day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
YOUNG CAPTAIN MCULLAGH EXONER4 TED

YOUNG CAPTAIN MCULLAGH E4ONER4TED
1t was announced 1T Police Headquarters yesterday
Nat the commissioners bad dismissed tns complaint
ssx,ust Young Captain McCuilash Of the Elizabeth
at,ect Station holding that he had doue we'll pos
siOls III trying prevent the Chinese In Motst from
shaving fantan" Captain Mount, OF tho Fifty -rst
sir.et Station, and Captain Ryan, the Tbirtyhftn
Srcet stAiou reprn audod for failing 10 Observe
Sbe rule abuut sending unclaimed property ~ fohce
Aea, quarters - . . -..
pn sunr old cases whch hao been tho trial list for
ssvrra, months. Dsscti,e DOyle aud Lewis OF foIce
H.aaou.rt rs got "a light in bird Avenue la or
sture with two young from Boston on tho ugnt OF
Sebruary 20 1885, and LOWS suot Que Of them la tho
- the detectives have ct length escaI cd 18th line
n $50 each. They "a, roi. Policeman Philip
6abb OF the squat ~hU WAS found guilty OF
xuage TO Charles kOler IL Noycm
Kor sS5, was nncd ten days pay.
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x,ssyoyA RES STA RrING FOR ArRYCA.

xlSSIOHARISs STA RING FOR AFRICA.
Tns ave ceersd Bapst 10 Africa by the
0esssa Baptist Foreign Misens Conference sailed yeser
~ q the baSt SardaA They the Rev and Mrs. j. J.
s~ ~ Rcksuosd The ksv. aud NrA Topp. OF jackson,
EiS1 and Rev. J. Disgs, VI sMpspd Mss They wnl
G9f owasS The Veg tribes u West Central Africa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
HTATEN ISItND

william Kline forty Eve OF New Brighton, attempted
to the track Of tho Rapid Transit ara In front Of an
approaching train Kings plaster mills Yesterday morn
Ing He struck and instantly killed He was foreman In
copper factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

rdncst,on + r. T. Mos,er James Mcwiiams. Arthur J;
Pierce George Melton Martin ponohns b1s,n .,
civil service James A. Mckenna ihwaIn
whitney and Frank In all pronabtirs rx Disric,'
Attorney Fleming viii be appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rtDAY.
Sun rises 72l Sets i32 doon sets lac Moons aga 10
HIGH WATEH.
/.M-ssndy Hook. 230 Gov Isli. sos Hell Cato. I67
f.X-sandy Hook. $50 Gov laid. 2Jo Hell Gate. A:I7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
IDDyyG TO THE HOSPITAL FUND

Buffalo Bill offered give half the gross receipts OF
Friday evenings performance 10 the fund of the Hospital
Saturday and Sunday Association. The following add
Onal contributions reported yesterday by the treas
urer. Charles Lanier OF No. &c Nassau-st:
p..rto,at, rocor,aJ slQlAkQ7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
CIvr TIE WRAPPER

BUY CHAe g. HIGGrSs's GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP
nd send wrapper avorte charitable nstnton
When Won buv the get tho wrapper a. each
pro interest In the S35OoO donated ~
600 New.York and $4,000 to BROOKLYN charea
"' S-"'V CHAs. s. HIGGINa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
4lIeIington.avc.b between goth and 30th SIS
Uours-S to l. TO Diseases of the Nervous system.
Genito- Urinary organs Impotence Anu sterniV'
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osxaRyryo THE WEEK OF PRA YER.

~ sesvsnos Of the Week OF Prayer began yesterday In
- svsaesnoa churches of the city In tho morning scr
~ q Dsayse held the conferences Of the Baptist
GoWsd aad Methodist Episcopal ministers. Tho church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
To NoTurRa

MRS wrSsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for Childron Teetn,ng
Softens the
Allays Palm Cures Wind Collie. Twenty-Five cents "'t'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

" G.. SHAYNE has marked down prices Gen.
VI tleInens Mink. lined Overcoata los Pr,nce-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

~ G. SHAYNE has reduced prices OF seal
~. skin sacquos Newmarkcts Paletots and Walking Jack
cts PTinccst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

~ G.. SHAYNE has marked down prices of
~. seaskin Caps. Gloves and Mufners lO3 Prince St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15
Nss.. s--'+ f-a e
PROPOSALS for RIsiEdSn~

SEALED PROPOSALS for the erection an(H
- com Pleiion of q domitory building for
ne nitersfy of North Dakota, at Grand
forks OAK. viii be received at the Board Of
htseni> until ~ o'clock noon of
Tuesday, June 2S, 1887.
Each lid must be ACCOMPANIED by Ger.
hleH check III an amount equal to per
cent. oi the hid on some national bank as Il
t'iiira u'tt thai the bidder will enter into con-
uaci aud furnish bonds for the completion
OF me building according to the plans and.
Spe'ih'aii"ns thereof The plans and spec
ih"ation' can be seen at the Office of b. w.
rlrk :ir"hiiert, Tribune building. Minneapo-
w.. MINI. ana at the Office of the regents in
me "nldng must be completed and ready
for occupancy by Sept 10, 1887.
The Board Of Regents reserve the right IN
reject any or all bids
Proposals. should be marked "Proposals for
hhiidine p"rmitory," and addressed to the
Undersigned AZ Grand Forks. Oak.
JOHN G.. HAMILTON.
Secretary Hoard of Regents, University of
Norm p"b"ia- june 1922 %
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15
OFFICE OF VILLAGE RECORDER. i
VILLAGE OF WHITE BEAR. Ramsey :
tou'tN. MIMI, June IA, A. ID. 1887.

Notice is hereby given that William
Manson. of the Village of White Bear
IN The County of Ramsey, State Of Min
nesota: has made written application to-
the Village Council of said village, for AZ
license t" sell Intoxicating liquors in tho
front room. on the ground floor of the
building situated upon Lot No Eight
81. in Block No. Fifty-three l53), of said
Village Of White Bear, and fronting
upon Railroad avenue, in said village;
and that said application will be heard
10y said Village Council at a meeting td
be: held al the regular place of meeting
OF SAID Council in the Village building,
ON Wednesday, the Goth day of June, 4!
ID; lss.. al Z o'clock p. IN. of that day,
when all persons may appear and show
''a'i>t. If any there be. why such license
should not be granted.
by order of the Village Council.
JOHN A. GETTY, Recorder.
tune 5-3W-Wpd
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15

II The largest list in town 10 select from
F"llihee, Snow Il Holloway, 1O1 East Fourth
1893
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Scaled Proposals.

Sealed proposals for the erection of
buildings, ETC., for North Dakota hos
pital for insane are hereby invited.
Drawings, etc, can be SeGno and after
May IL. 1857, ut the Office of the trus-
tees, Jamestown. Dak.. until 2 D. m.
June 13, 1887, when the bids will be
opened in the presence of such bidders
as may attend. !.
Envelopes must be Endorsed "nropos-
ais for Building" =
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
tSignedl +. +. JONES. Sec.
may 10